आम का मौसम, मार्च से अगस्त तक
Alphonso from the Konkan in March. Banganapalle from April, then Kesar and Himsagar through May and June. Dasheri, then Chausa, carrying the season into August. Every mango grown where it belongs, on trees set aside for your family and cared for by a professional farm team.
A bucket of mangoes cooling in water on a summer-holiday afternoon. Aamras at nani's, eaten with puri until someone told you to stop. The tree in the courtyard that every child in the lane knew. For generations, families knew exactly which orchard their mangoes came from.
Most city families lost that. UGAANA brings it back: your family's trees in each mango belt, grown and cared for by a professional farm team, tagged and tracked, with the harvest sent to you in season. It's a managed allocation of specific trees; you don't own the land or the trees.
Tap a month to see what's ripening. Each variety ripens in its own climate, so the season travels across India from the Konkan coast to the Ganga plains.
Every variety scores 85+ on our climate-fit engine at its home farm, the only place we'll plant it. Prices are live: a one-time setup fee plus annual care, per tree.
Alphonso from Ratnagiri and the Konkan coast holds a Geographical Indication (GI), registered in 2018
Gir Kesar mango holds a Geographical Indication (GI), registered in 2011 for the Junagadh and Amreli districts of Saurashtra
Malda Khirsapati (Himsagar) mango holds a Geographical Indication (GI), registered in 2008
Malihabadi Dasheri holds a Geographical Indication (GI), registered in 2009
Choose a pass, or tune the trees above. We'll add them all to one free reservation request.
No mango land is leased yet. Krishnagiri, Gir, Malda and Saharanpur are our next farms after the Jaipur pilot, and we're scouting land in each belt now.
Each mango goes ahead only once about 150 trees are reserved in its belt. If a belt doesn't fill, you pay nothing for it.
Grafted trees start bearing in about four to five years, lightly at first. Harvests grow for years after that, and mango alternates heavy and light years.
By courier in season, or to your door where the farm is near your city. The delivery cost is shown before you commit.
Not this year. Nothing is planted yet. Grafted mango trees take about four to five years to start bearing, so the first small harvests are planned for around 2031–32, and trees keep improving for years after that. Each crop page shows its planned first harvest.
Not yet. Krishnagiri, Gir, Malda and Saharanpur are our next farms after Jaipur: we're scouting land, and each opens only once enough families reserve. Ratnagiri and Malihabad are partner farms we'll contract only once enough families register. Nothing is charged for a farm that doesn't open.
Picked at the right maturity, ripened in ventilated crates and sent by courier in season, or delivered to your door where the farm is close to your city (Bengaluru from Krishnagiri, Delhi NCR from Saharanpur). Delivery costs are shown before you commit, and are not included in the tree prices on this page.
Young trees give little. Our planning range for the early bearing years is roughly 5–20 kg per tree depending on the variety, with a lower conservative figure; mature trees can give far more. Mango is also alternate-bearing: a heavy year is often followed by a light one. We report the actual weight every season.
Some belts hold a Geographical Indication: Alphonso (Konkan), Gir Kesar, Malda Khirsapati (Himsagar) and Malihabadi Dasheri. A GI protects the name of produce from that area. We will only use a GI name for fruit grown inside the GI area, and Banganapalle's GI belongs to Andhra Pradesh, so our Krishnagiri fruit is sold by variety name.
Yes. Add a Season Pass to any Jaipur guava, lime or vegetable plan in the same request. Each crop goes ahead on its own once enough families join.
UGAANA offers a managed agricultural service. Members do not own land, trees or any share in the farm, and membership is not an investment. Harvest quantities shown are reference, planning and conservative estimates, not promises; actual harvests depend on weather, plant health and variety. Reservation requests are free and non-binding. Any reservation amount collected later is refundable in full until the membership agreement is signed. Final terms are set out in the membership agreement.
